Secure & stable
- No slipping or shifting
- Strong chewing power
- Confident daily function
Replace multiple teeth • Stable support • Natural aesthetics
Implant-Supported Bridges in Toronto
An implant-supported bridge replaces several consecutive missing teeth using dental implants as anchors instead of preparing adjacent natural teeth. This creates a secure, comfortable restoration that restores chewing strength, protects healthy teeth, and maintains a natural-looking smile.
Secure multi-tooth replacement
Designed for your bite
Custom aesthetics
Benefits of implant-supported bridges
This approach restores multiple missing teeth with exceptional stability while protecting adjacent natural teeth and supporting long-term oral health.
Preserves natural teeth
- No grinding of healthy teeth
- Reduces stress on neighbors
- Protects long-term dental health
Natural appearance
- Custom shade & shape
- Seamless gum integration
- Confident, lifelike smile
Durable foundation
- High success rate
- Long-term reliability
- Easy professional maintenance
When implant-supported bridges are recommended
Ideal when several consecutive teeth are missing and you want a fixed, non-removable solution that feels secure and looks natural. We assess bone, bite, and adjacent teeth to confirm suitability.
Multiple consecutive missing teeth
A gap of 2–4 teeth in a row that needs stable, fixed replacement.
- Restores chewing efficiency
- Prevents shifting of other teeth
- Maintains facial support
Unhappy with removable partials
Patients seeking a fixed alternative to partial dentures for better comfort and confidence.
- No daily removal
- More secure feel
- Improved speech & eating
Preserving adjacent teeth
When you want to avoid preparing healthy neighboring teeth for a traditional bridge.
- Protects natural enamel
- Reduces future risk
- Long-term dental health
Balanced bite restoration
When missing teeth are affecting bite alignment or causing uneven wear on remaining teeth.
- Even force distribution
- Reduces jaw strain
- Supports facial harmony
Luxury detail that matters
An implant-supported bridge is more than replacement—it's precision engineering. Proper implant positioning, bite harmony, and cleanable contours create results that feel natural and last.
What to expect during implant-supported bridge treatment
Predictable and patient-centered. From planning to final bridge, every step is guided for comfort, function, and long-term success.
01
Consultation & planning
Examine bone/gums, take 3D imaging, design ideal implant positions and bridge.
02
Implant placement
Place implants to support the bridge; temporary restoration often provided.
03
Healing & integration
Bone fuses to implants (3–6 months typical); monitor comfort and progress.
04
Final bridge placement
Attach custom bridge; refine bite, shade, and contours for natural feel.
Why implant-supported bridges stand out
Unlike traditional bridges, they don’t sacrifice healthy teeth and provide superior stability—restoring full function with a natural, confident smile.
Stability
Implant anchors—no movement
Tooth protection
Preserves adjacent teeth
Function
Strong, even bite
Aesthetics
Seamless natural look
How long does treatment take
Typically 4–9 months from implant placement to final bridge (including healing). Temporary options maintain function and appearance during the process.
Aftercare tips for implant-supported bridges
Consistent care keeps your bridge beautiful, functional, and long-lasting.
1
Follow post-op instructions
Soft diet initially, manage swelling, take prescribed meds, avoid smoking.
2
Clean under the bridge
Use floss threaders, interdental brushes, or water flosser daily to keep margins clean.
3
Attend maintenance visits
Regular professional cleanings and checks ensure implant & gum health.
4
Protect your bite
Avoid very hard foods; consider nightguard if grinding; report changes early.
Implant-supported bridge FAQ
Clear answers about procedure, recovery, cleaning, and realistic expectations.
How is an implant-supported bridge different from a traditional bridge
Traditional bridges use crowned adjacent teeth as supports. Implant-supported bridges use implants, preserving healthy neighboring teeth and providing stronger, more independent support.
How many implants are needed for a bridge
Usually 2–4 implants depending on the span, bone quality, and bite forces. We design for optimal load distribution and long-term stability.
How do I clean under an implant-supported bridge
Use floss threaders, interdental brushes, or a water flosser to clean beneath the bridge daily. Regular professional cleanings keep the area healthy.
Will an implant-supported bridge feel like natural teeth
Most patients report a very secure, natural-feeling restoration—especially compared to removable options. Final comfort depends on precise bite design and customization.
How long does treatment take
Typically 4–9 months from implant placement to final bridge (including healing). Temporary restorations maintain function and appearance during the process.
What affects the cost of an implant-supported bridge
Number of implants, span length, bone condition (grafting?), materials, and complexity. We provide a clear estimate after your exam and imaging.
Replace multiple teeth with elegant stability
Call your preferred location to book an implant-supported bridge consultation.
A clinical exam and imaging are required to confirm suitability and plan your ideal bridge.
